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When creating a looped sequence, something seems to go wrong if the first item in the sequence has a delay. The issue is not present if other items in the sequence have delays.
Also, only the first variable is affected. In this case it affects only x, but not y or sz.
What seems to happen is, when running seq.start(), the first variable suddenly jumps to the value it should have in the second sequence step (150 instead of 50 in this case).
hi @hamoid, many thanks for reporting! will look into it as soon i have time for it ... might take a while as i will be busy traveling in california in the next few weeks. best, b
When creating a looped sequence, something seems to go wrong if the first item in the sequence has a delay. The issue is not present if other items in the sequence have delays.
Also, only the first variable is affected. In this case it affects only x, but not y or sz.
What seems to happen is, when running seq.start(), the first variable suddenly jumps to the value it should have in the second sequence step (150 instead of 50 in this case).
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